It is during this timeline that Walter Shewhart developed the methods for statistical analysis and control of quality.

Which among the following is not part of William Conway’s six tools for continuous improvements daily?

Which among the following is not part of the 14 steps to quality improvement of Crosby?

He was the one who paved way in manufacturing and quality control and framed problem in terms of assignable-cause and chance-cause variation and introduce control chart as a tool for distinguishing between the two.

He devised the concept of Total Quality Control and is one of the pioneers in the total quality management.

He introduce Relation Diagram Method which is useful for effective workplace standardization procedure.

He is known as the father of statistical quality control because he gave birth to quality movement with theoretical approach.

It is during this timeline that W. Edwards Deming taught methods for statistical analysis and control of quality

He concentrated on three principles on TQM are: Focus on the customer, participation and teamwork and continual improvement.

He believes that quality is free and is also the title of one of his books.

He is the proponent of the quality trilogy: quality planning, quality control, quality improvement.

He is known as the father of statistical quality control because he gave birth to quality movement with theoretical approach

In 1940, he developed sampling techniques which were used for conducting census in USA.

It is during this timeline that the Japanese named their approach to total quality companywide quality control.

He is known for his contribution in manufacturing, production and analysis and is the author of the book Japanese Manufacturing Techniques.

He is the pioneer of ‘Zero Defects’. Crosby differentiates with Dr. Deming and Dr. Juran, citing his zero defects goal as something practical, reasonable and achievable.

His contribution is concerned with technical aspect of quality control and makes a focus of quality control as a business method, including administrative and human relations functions.

He said that there are two causes for variations in products: design characteristics and noise and he developed On-line and Off-line quality control.

He said that quality control is concerned with social loss that product may cause through its intrinsic function and his contribution is related to quality thinking.

He is known as the father of quality circles that was launch first time in Nippon Telegraph and Cable Company in the year 1963.

He is the proponents of the 14 points for quality management.

His philosophy of quality management is designed to fit into a company’s current strategic business planning with minimal risk of rejection.

He invented the Fishbone Diagram which is a tool to analyze industrial process and solve management problems.

It is during this timeline that Total Quality Management was known and western companies started to introduce their own quality initiatives.

He introduce mathematical formula and established boundaries of variation of process within control.

He recommends the use of statistical process control, but does believe that quality is not free.

His philosophy is based on improving products and services by reducing uncertainty and variability in the decision of manufacturing processes.

Which among the following is not part of the 5S system or philosophy?

He is being considered as the father of Japanese quality revolution and had been named after a sought after quality award to encourage companies for quality improvement.